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In the recent years, we have witnessed a dynamic development of treatments and therapies aimed at improving the look of human skin. Aesthetic medicine and cosmetology offer new therapies to preserve young looking skin and eliminate visible skin defects. The basis for effective skin improvement is correct assessment of skin condition and monitoring any changes occurring in the skin as a result of treatment. At the present day, aesthetic medicine and cosmetology have no objective method to assess the skin and monitor any changes occurring in it. Nowadays, a palpation examination together with photographic documentation are applied most often. In some surgeries measurements are made to show the level of skin moisture and lubrication, etc.
None of these methods shows what happens inside the skin. The only method to supplement this gap is high frequency ultrasonography. Bearing in mind the advantages of ultrasound examination as a method, i.e. non-invasiveness, patient’s safety, ability to repeat measurements as well as more and more accessible prices of ultrasound scanners, it should be widely used in aesthetic medicine and cosmetology practice.
Main advantages of DermaView device for skin assessment
The device has a 48MHz head to obtain a very accurate image, which guarantees a very precise assessment of skin condition.
With the ability to record and display images taken during the examination, you can record the entire history of the client’s examinations and compare the skin condition before, during and after therapy.
Owing to USB2 the device can be connected to any computer and used anywhere.
The device is very light as it weights only 300g. Thanks to its ergonomic design the device may be easily held in one hand. The device has 2 replaceable probe covers.
An extended menu helps to save and retrieve the patient’s data and provide notes to them.
Technical data | ||
| Length of the probe | 18.5 cm | |
| Connection cable length | 178.5 cm | |
| Unit weight | 300 g | |
| Probe frequency | 48 MHz | |
| Power supply | computer USB 2.0 | |
